What is a CMP blood test?

A CMP blood test measures 14 different substances in your blood to help you and your doctor determine whether you have one or more serious health problems. This test can reveal information about your protein, calcium, and blood sugar levels and evaluate your liver and kidney function. CMP tests are usually done as part of a routine medical checkup but may also be performed to diagnose liver and kidney problems.

What is included in a comprehensive metabolic panel?

A CMP entails the examination of 14 distinct chemicals. The following are the aspects of the test that are evaluated: Albumin (a liver protein)Alkaline phosphatase (ALP)Alanine aminotransferase (ALT)Aspartate aminotransferase (AST)Blood glucoseBlood urea nitrogen (BUN)CalciumCarbon dioxide (CO2)ChlorideCreatininePotassiumSodiumTotal bilirubin (a waste product made by the liver)Total protein

How much do CMP tests cost?

The cost of a CMP test varies depending on a number of factors, including provider fees, geographic area, and whether or not your health insurance covers it. The best approach to find out how much a CMP test costs is to call the CMP provider directly or confirm whether the test is covered by your health insurance provider.